not speak in detail

not speak in detail

The Chinese idiom y ǔ y ā Nb ù Xi á ng refers to that although it is mentioned, it is not detailed. It comes from Yuan Dao by Han Yu of Tang Dynasty.

Analysis of Idioms

The synonym is not detailed, and the antonym is detailed, detailed, and detailed

The origin of Idioms

Han Yu of Tang Dynasty wrote in Yuan Dao: "Xun and Yang Ye chose Yan but not Jing, and their language was Yan but not detailed."

Idiom usage

"Dai" is a deictic, equivalent to "Zhi". Xiuchun is also an acute child. She is deeply dissatisfied with jin'er and advocates that the autumn moon is still in Beijing. Go and ask what's going on? Cao Xueqin's biography by Gao Yang